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WILMINGTON, DE—The fourth edition of Blue Star 30 has wrapped up workouts in the 76er’s Fieldhouse and all 43 players have headed home for that brief break before the opening of the July NCAA Evaluation period.  It’s a safe bet the athletes on the Blue Star 30 roster will be getting their fair share of attention with the college recruiters back in the gym as they represent arguably a large contingent of the top players in the 2023, 24 and 25 classes.

Then again, that’s part of the Blue Star 30 persona that has helped it evolve into a go to list for knowledgeable college coaches looking to identify that next generation of players on the horizon.  This year’s successful camp was top heavy with 2023 prospects, many who have already landed on recruiting radars across the country.  Others are just scratching the surface of their potential and have some new tools to reveal to those watching from the sidelines in July.

We’ll be offering up some evaluations of some of the Blue Star 30 standouts later in the week but to wrap up the four day event we thought we would offer up action images of all of the participants.  They all pass the “eye test” both on the floor and on the web site.  To see some additional images and coverage from Wilmington, follow the links below to additional Blue Star Media offerings.

https://bluestarmedia.org/fourth-annual-blue-star-30-underway/

https://bluestarmedia.org/teaching-the-talent-blue-star-30-2019/

Mark Lewis is a national evaluator and photographer for Blue Star Basketball as well as the lead columnist for Blue Star Media. Twice ranked as one of the top 25 Division I assistant coaches in the game by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), he logged 25 years of college coaching experience at Memphis State, Cincinnati, Arizona State, Western Kentucky and Washington State. Lewis serves as a member of the prestigious McDonald’s All-American selection committee as well as the Naismith College Player and Coach of the Year committees.

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